Under the faint glow of her bedroom lamp, sophomore Ingrid Mehus traces her Apple pencil across the sketched outlines of what she hopes is her biggest piece yet. Splashes of violet cloud a crying face...
For many freshmen, the transition to high school is a whirlwind of new classrooms and confusing schedules. But for Aarna Agarwal, the real work begins right when the final bell rings and the drama...
The word “cult” conjures images of secret rituals, robed ceremonies and devotion to an oddly charismatic leader. But in ancient Greece 3,000 years ago, cults were not extremist groups. Instead, they...
Faith and politics have always shared a complicated relationship in the United States, a nation founded on both religious freedom and the separation of church and state. Today, that relationship is more...
Muslim Student Association shares the Quran’s teachings
Members chatter in delight as they scoop Dubai chocolate into rectangular molds, breaking the ice with sweets and an introduction to Islam...
On Friday evenings, freshman Garvin Young packs his microphone and heads to Cupertino’s Chinese Church in Christ. Once he arrives, he meets with a collective of young flutists, pianists, cajon players...
“Approximately two-thirds of our students receive some form of financial aid.” “Need blind.” “100% of need met.” Those are just a few of the promises that colleges make to students seeking...
Principal Janice Chen jumpstarted a new bilingual paraeducator initiative, resulting in a new Lynbrook staff member.
Set to start April, the bilingual paraeducator will assist English Language...
